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This week has the least games with six teams on bye week: Cincinnati, Dallas, Tennessee, NY Jets, Carolina, and Houston. Here are spotlight games to consider for Week 7:
- The struggling Patriots host the Bills in a clash between AFC East rivals on Sunday afternoon.
- The Lions are 3-0 on the road and take on the Ravens in Baltimore in a battle of two first-place teams.
- The Rams host the Steelers in an intriguing interconference battle late Sunday afternoon.
- The Dolphins and Eagles battle it out on Sunday Night Football.
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Jaguars at Saints
- Time: Thursday, 8:15 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: Prime Video
The 4-2 Jaguars enter Week 7 as road underdogs against the Saints, who are 3-3 after losing to the Texans in Week 6. Jacksonville is on a three-game winning streak, as Trevor Lawrence and the Jags’ offense have hit their stride after sputtering through losses in Weeks 2 and 3, but Lawrence is day-to-day with a knee injury. New Orleans is one of three three-win teams in the NFC South, so they’re in the mix in their division despite losing three of their last four games.
Raiders at Bears
- Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: FOX
The Bears came back down to earth in Week 7, with a 19-13 loss to Minnesota following their blowout win over the Commanders in Week 6. Chicago QB Justin Fields is one a number of Bears players dealing with an injury, and it’s unclear whether he’ll play on Sunday. Las Vegas is 3-3 and coming off back-to-back wins over the Packers and Patriots, with Maxx Crosby leading a defense that has carried the team and kept it afloat despite the offense scoring 20 points or more just once in six weeks.
Browns at Colts
- Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: CBS, Paramount+
Cleveland’s defense was plenty impressive before the Browns’ upset win over San Francisco on Sunday. But holding the Niners to 17 points arguably marked not just the best defensive effort of the season by Cleveland, but across the league this season. What the Browns’ D did in Week 6 has to concern the Colts, who are without QB Anthony Richardson and coming off an ugly four-turnover, 37-20 loss to Jacksonville.
Bills at Patriots
- Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: CBS, Paramount+
The Patriots are in a tailspin, as Mac Jones and the New England offense continue to struggle. The Pats average just 12 points per game going into this weekend’s AFC East clash with Buffalo, and their next opponent after the Bills is high-flying Miami. Buffalo narrowly avoided an upset loss to the Giants on Sunday Night Football in Week 6, but their ceiling is as high as anyone’s when Josh Allen is at his best.
Commanders at Giants
- Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: CBS, Paramount+
The NFC East battle between the Commanders and Giants should be a close game. New York’s defense played well against Buffalo in Week 6 in a game the 1-5 Giants nearly won, but they came up just short of the upset after coming up empty on drives that reached the Buffalo 1-yard line at the end of the second and fourth quarters. The Commanders are 3-3, with four of their games having been decided by eight points or less.
Falcons at Buccaneers
- Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: FOX
Atlanta and Tampa Bay are both coming off losses, but the 3-3 Falcons are within a half-game of the 3-2 Bucs atop the NFC South. Expect a close one, as Tampa is just a 2.5-point favorite at home. Atlanta has lost three of four after starting off 2-0, and the Bucs (1-2 in their last three after a 2-0 start) are on a similar trajectory. Having Baker Mayfield at home against Desmond Ridder, who is coming off a three-interception day at home against Washington, should give Tampa a slight advantage (assuming Atlanta sticks with Ridder, who has thrown six TDs and six interceptions on the year).
Lions at Ravens
- Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: FOX
The 4-2 Ravens face a tough test when they welcome the 5-1 Lions to Baltimore on Sunday. Detroit has won its last four, all by at least two touchdowns, but this will be the Lions’ biggest challenge since their season-opening win over the Chiefs. Baltimore’s new-look offense has had its ups and downs under first-year coordinator Todd Monken, but it’s easy to see a high-scoring battle this week, as only three teams are averaging more points per game than Dan Campbell’s Lions.
Steelers at Rams
- Time: Sunday, 4:05 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: FOX
Pittsburgh, fresh off a Week 6 bye, travels to L.A. looking to build on a wild win over the Ravens in Week 5. The Rams, despite low preseason expectations, are 3-3, with wins in two of their last three and plenty of optimism after Cooper Kupp’s return in Week 5. Kupp has caught 15 passes for 266 yards since returning to the lineup in Week 5, and he’s a big reason the Rams are the home favorites. The Steelers are 3-2 thanks in large part to their outstanding pass rush led by T.J. Watt, who has a league-best eight sacks in five games (and is to win NFL Defensive Player of the Year).
Cardinals at Seahawks
- Time: Sunday, 4:05 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: FOX
Seattle is the clear favorite in this one, as Arizona continues to struggle. The Cardinals have lost by 19, 14, and 17 points, respectively, in their last three games. The Seahawks played the Bengals tough in Cincinnati in Week 6, but lost 17-13, and they’ll look to get back on track in front of one of the best home crowds in the league this Sunday.
Packers at Broncos
- Time: Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: CBS, Paramount+
The Packers need a win to keep themselves alive in the NFC Wild Card race, while the Broncos look to rebound from a 1-5 start to the season under coach Sean Payton. Green Bay missed RB Aaron Jones in their losses to the Lions in Week 4 and Raiders in Week 5, but he could return to the backfield this weekend. Jones’ return would benefit inexperienced Packers QB Jordan Love, who has thrown six interceptions and just two touchdowns in his last three games.
Chargers at Chiefs
- Time: Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: CBS, Paramount+
The AFC West showdown between L.A. and Kansas City looks like one of the top matchups of Week 7. The Chargers need a win to remain in contention in the AFC West, and they’ll have additional motivation from losing to the Chiefs by three points in both of these teams’ meetings in 2022. Expect plenty of points in this battle between two of the most talented quarterbacks in the league in Patrick Mahomes and Justin Herbert.
Dolphins at Eagles
- Time: Sunday, 8:20 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: NBC, Peacock
Two of the most dynamic offenses in the league clash in primetime, as Miami takes on a Philly team coming off an upset loss to the Jets in Week 6. Philadelphia has at times looked like the team that dominated the NFC throughout the 2022 season, but they’ve struggled with turnovers this year — they committed four in Sunday’s loss to N.Y. The battle between the Dolphins’ offense and the Eagles’ tough D-line, led by rookie DT Jalen Carter, will be one of the most interesting of Week 7.
49ers at Vikings
- Time: Monday, 8:15 p.m. ET
- TV/Live Stream: ABC, ESPN
San Francisco lost to the Browns in Week 6, and the outcome was damaging beyond just dropping the Niners from 5-0 to 5-1. One of the league’s best offenses struggled to move the ball against Cleveland’s elite D, and injuries to WR Deebo Samuel, star tackle Trent Williams, and RB Christian McCaffrey contributed to one of the shakiest performances of QB Brock Purdy’s young career. Minnesota beat the Bears last Sunday in its first game without WR Justin Jefferson, but the 2-4 Vikings are getting a touchdown at home on Monday Night Football amid the uncertainty about which of the Niners who were injured in Week 6 will be available.
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